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Tlh w/ ovary removal 2/5. ab is swollen and have urinary retention. tried to have a bm and the stool looked like white mucus, is this typical?
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Need Evaluation: This may be normal postoperative changes but there is a potential for injury to bladder or bowel. You need to be evaluated asap.
Answered 2/10/2013
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